The article examines the state of literature on remunicipalisation of water services in Europe
starting from three basic questions: how this phenomenon is framed, what evidence is …

Italy reformed its water and sanitation services in 1994. The strategy aimed at transforming
public entities, financed by the central budget, into self-sufficient professional companies …

To analyse the micro-processes of moral justification and critique, this paper explores how
managers combine different moral principles through the use of accounting, in order to …

This article aims to analyse how environmental accounting instruments can be linked to
corporate reward systems for motivating a company's employees to embrace more …

Urban water conflicts manifested first in Europe in the 19th century and are observed
nowadays in various forms throughout the world; in particular, in developing countries. Main …

Throughout history, technological progress has transformed population health, but the
distributional effects of these gains are unclear. New substitutes for older, more expensive …

In 1994 the regulatory framework of water services in Italy was radically modified, by
transforming a traditional publicly operated system, which relied heavily for investments on …

The Rodotà Commission proposed an innovative reform of the Italian Civil Code concerning
the types of property rights. It introduces the category of common goods, intended as «those …

In 2014, Italian local government was affected by two key events: the passage of the Delrio
law, which drastically reforms areabased government (ie, provinces, municipal unions, and …

This monograph investigates the development of the right to water (RtW) and of water law in
the Latin American context. Specifically, it examines the significance of Latin American (la) …